What Indian tribe was the most brutal?

Answer 1

Comanche or Blackfoot.

Answer: Violent is a relative word. It would depend upon the time and region and what was happening during those times. It could be argued the the Pequots, known as fierce fighters , or the Cheyenne, or the Sioux, or the Apaches or any number of tribes given the right circumstances.

Answer 2

"Brutal" being understood as fierce in the face of the enemy, than the tribesof the Sioux nation and perhaps their neighbors, the Cheyenne, would qualify. Extended contact with the enemy being necessary for a brutal reputation, the Sioux and Cheyenne were at war with the United States government longer than other nations of Native Americans. They were brave and had a warring nature. Just as brutal, but less organized, were the Apache of the American southwest. In the colonial era, the Iroquoian tribes of the mid Atlantic regions were extremely brutal in their wars with settlers. Although some tribes were predisposed to violence more than others, one must look at the perspective in which the brutality existed: retaliation, the breaking of treaties, loss of land, disease, and massacre of their people.

Answer 3

It would be the Comanche. They were always on horseback and used a bow along with arrows, a 14 foot lance and a buffalo Bone Shield which could block gun bullets. They could shoot over 20 arrows in under a minute and would put prisoners on spits dead or alive and would scalp people dead or alive.

Answer 4

The three fiercest native Americans were the

1 Comanche of the plains

2apache of the south west

3iriquis of the northeast

Answer 5

Well, the Comanches were known to stuff a grown man's severed privates into their (enemies) mouths.

Answer 6

Blackfoot And Apache

Answer 7

apache